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Inequality, not regulation, drives America's housing affordability crisis

Buchholz, Maximilian; Kemeny, Tom; Randolph, Gregory F.; … - 2026

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Housing supply, property insurance, and exposure to wildfire risk

Ospital, Augusto - 2026

In the past two decades, about half of the new homes in the United States were built in areas at risk of natural hazards. Why is residential development exposed to such risk? I argue that regulated property-insurance pricing and land-use regulations contribute to this pattern. I study this...

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Housing supply, property insurance, and exposure to wildfire risk

Ospital, Augusto - 2026

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How costly is permitting in housing development?

Soltas, Evan J.; Gruber, Jonathan - 2026

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Local land-use regulations : incentives for adoption and desirability of state-level override laws

Brueckner, Jan K. - 2026 - This version: July 2026

This paper demonstrates both the local incentives to impose supply-restricting land-use regulations as well as their broader inefficiency, using a theoretical model that is simple and accessible. Although the theme of the paper is somewhat familiar from older work, an updated analysis has value...

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The evolution of Brasília spatial structure from 1975 to 2015

Paulo, Lucas Dutra de; Lima, Ricardo Carvalho de Andrade - 2026

Planned cities remain underexplored in the empirical literature on urban spatial structure, particularly from a long-term perspective using high-resolution data. This paper addresses this gap by analyzing how a highly regulated, purpose-built capital has evolved, offering a contrast to the...

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Integrating macro-micro perspectives to measure urban land expansion in Minsk, Belarus

Chen, Lingwei; Gong, Chen; Guo, Yike; Guo, Yunqi; Su, … - 2026

Urban expansion is pivotal in global urbanization, influencing human development and environmental sustainability. However, understanding urban growth dynamics, particularly the interaction between macro-level urban form and micro-level land use change, remains incomplete. This study analyzes...

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Determining the contiguous effect of local climate zones (LCZs) on the land surface temperature distribution in eThekwini municipality

Mushore, Terence Darlington; Mutanga, Onisimo; Slotow, … - 2026

Temperature extremes threaten thermal comfort and public health, making it essential to understand the spatial factors influencing urban heat. This study investigated land surface temperature (LST) variation across boundaries of Local Climate Zones (LCZs) in eThekwini Municipality, South Africa....

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Reshaping urban governance : vertical adaptation of the integrated LRF model through urban village renewal in Hangzhou, China

Sun, Yan; Li, Mingyan; Hu, Wenjie; Xia, Xinqu - 2026

This article analyzes the transformation of urban governance in China by examining the vertical adaptation of the integrated Land, Revenue, and Financing (LRF) model, using Hangzhou's urban village renewal campaign (2016-2021) as a case study. Facing intensifying regulatory, fiscal, and spatial...

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Sustainable urban expansion and land use dynamics in North Bengal's urban and peri-urban areas : a trajectory-based forecasting approach

Ansari, Najib; Rukhsana - 2026

Rapid urbanisation is reshaping landscapes worldwide, with peri-urban areas facing especially intense pressure as cities expand outward. According to the United Nations' World Urbanisation Prospects, the global urban population is projected to rise from 30 % in the 1950s to 66 % by 2050,...

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Zoning and the American suburb

Gallagher, Ryan; Shertzer, Allison; Twinam, Tate - 2026

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Heat adaptation through urban greening : geospatial evidence on socioeconomic needs, political goals, and financial constraints

Zahn, Paulin; Rehm, Miriam - 2026

This paper investigates whether land use changes of greening are linked to socioeconomic needs, political goals, and financial constraints. It uses data for 153 German cities at the 1km grid level and at the city level from the CORINE Land Cover Plus Backbone dataset, and combines them with...

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Probabilistic vulnerability analysis of converted rice fields in the Mamminasata Urban Area

Ashari, Ahmad Firman; Neswati, Risma; Arif, Samsu - 2026

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The effect of rezoning on local housing supply and demand : evidence from New York City

Liao, Hsi-Ling - 2026

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Policy packaging for land-use and transport planning : the state-of-the-art

Buser, Maaike A.; Ramezani, Samira; Stead, Dominic; … - 2025

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When developers hold office : shaping housing supply through local politics

Ouasbaa, Ghizlen; Solé-Ollé, Albert; Viladecans … - 2025

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When developers hold office : shaping housing supply through local politics

Ouasbaa, Ghizlen; Solé-Ollé, Albert; Viladecans … - 2025 - Version April 2025

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Urban land use efficiency enhancement through regional economic cooperation network in urban agglomeration : evidence from Yangtze River Delta, China

Sun, Yan; Wu, Lili; Fu, Haiyue; Zhang, Yunpeng; Zhou, Shuai - 2026

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Mitigating greenhouse gas emissions from the cattle sector : land-use regulation as an alternative to emissions pricing

Gérard, Maxence; Cara, Stéphane de; Meunier, Guy - 2025

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15-minute cities : sustainable mobility and urban livability

2026

Chapter 1. 15-Minute Cities, Sustainable Mobility and Urban Livability: A New Urban Landscape Challenge (Louafi Bouzouina) -- Chapter 2. 15-Minutes Cities in Uncertain Times: Rethinking Mobility, Proximity, and Circularity (Carlos Moreno) -- Chapter 3. Reimagining City Life: Key Concepts and...

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Land, housing and the model of Chinese economic development

Tan, Rui - 2026

Part I: Land And Economic Development -- Chapter 1. The Land Wealth of Urban China -- Chapter 2. Housing Bubble and China’s Economic Security -- Chapter 3. How to Treat the Indigestion of China Housing Market? -- Chapter 4. Housing Investment Demand and Urban Sprawl in China: An Analysis Based...

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The impact of governmental regulations on housing market : findings of a meta-study of empirical literature

Kholodilin, Konstantin - 2025

Housing markets are affected by a large variety of factors. Among them, governmental regulations play an important role. Besides desired effects, all these policies exert a number of side effects, some of which can even offset the desired effects. In addition, different policies can cancel out...

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Determination of urban land value : a systematic literature review

Zhou, Peng; Gai, Yue; Wang, Chaowei - 2025

We apply the Systematic Literature Review (SLR) approach to surveying empirical studies on urban land value. We show that research attention is directed by market size and data availability towards developed economies and residential land. Two distinct patterns of literature evolution emerge,...

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A unified urban model with non-homothetic housing demand

Robert-Nicoud, Frédéric; Combes, Pierre-Philippe; … - 2026

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Zoning : Externalities or Misallocation?

Ho, Yu-Hsin; Hsieh, Chang-tai; Hsu, Wen-Tai; Luo, Yu-Jhih - 2026

We study how residential-commercial zoning affects the allocation of urban space. Using property-level data from Taipei and 34 U.S. metropolitan areas, we infer neighborhood-level zoning wedges from the allocation of residents, workers, and floor space. We find substantially greater dispersion...

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Financing urban land development in underdeveloped small cities in western China : the role of earmarked funds

Shen, Xiaoqiang; Huang, Guodong; Zhang, Xiaobin - 2025

Previous studies suggest that market forces and the strategic behavior of local governments regarding land development jointly contribute to rapid urban expansion in China. In underdeveloped small cities in Western China, the market is weak, and local governments lack the conditions required to...

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Enhancing urban design performance through parametric analysis : insights from the Green City of Ben Guerir, Morocco

Er-Retby, Houda; Outzourhit, Abdelkader; Nait-Taour, … - 2025

Effectively assisting urban designers in developing resilient urban areas requires innovative approaches. Moreover, using spatial analysis is necessary to assess the effectiveness of the conceptual design depending on different specifications. Even though these concepts are closely related, they...

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Autonomy, zoning, and gentrification

Kogelmann, Brian - 2026

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Sidewalk nation : the life and law of America's most overlooked resource

Pollack, Michael - 2026

"Sidewalks, easily overlooked, are a vital public resource and central to controversies over homelessness and policing, property rights and development. Michael Pollack explores the on-the-ground reality of American sidewalks and related legal issues, arguing for stronger commitments to...

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Cities, aggregate welfare, and growth

Gehr, Katja; Pflüger, Michael - 2025

This paper explores the macroeconomic consequences of regulatory barriers in housing markets. We take a European perspective, allowing us to offer novel facts, theory, and methodology. Our focus is on Germany, a compelling case exemplifying key characteristics unique to European city systems. To...

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When developers hold office : shaping housing supply through local politics

Ouasbaa, Ghizlen; Solé-Ollé, Albert; Viladecans … - 2025 - Version April 2025

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When developers hold office : shaping housing supply through local politics

Ouasbaa, Ghizlen; Solé-Ollé, Albert; Viladecans … - 2025

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Umsetzung von verbindlichen Flächensparzielen im Rahmen der räumlichen Planung

Blecken, Lutke; Böhnke, Robert; Götze, Gabriel; … - 2025

Die Flächenneuinanspruchnahme für Siedlung und Verkehr ist deutlich vom bundespolitischen Ziel „unter 30 Hektar pro Tag“ entfernt. Zwar haben verschiedene Bundesländer das Ziel des Bundes in adaptierten Landeszielen aufgenommen. Allerdings erfolgte bisher keine Operationalisierung in Form...

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Special economic zones and land misallocation : evidence from Chinese cities

Cui, Yi - 2025

This study examines the impact of China's special economic zones (SEZs) on land misallocation, primarily using city-level data for China from 2003 to 2018. The findings indicate that establishing SEZs exacerbates land misallocation by over-allocating land to cities, resulting in an average...

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Supply constraints do not explain house price and quantity growth across U.S. cities

Louie, Schuyler; Mondragon, John; Wieland, Johannes - 2025

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Integrated Urban Land Management for Climate Sensitive Cities

2025

This report synthesizes lessons learned from the studies and interventions commissioned by the World Bank in Ethiopia from 2022-2024 to support integrated urban land management - highlighting the potential contribution integrated urban land approaches can play in achieving the long-term climate...

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Zoning reforms and housing affordability : evidence from the Minneapolis 2040 Plan

Gu, Helena; Munro, David - 2025

In 2018, Minneapolis became the first U.S. city to eliminate single-family zoning through the Minneapolis 2040 Plan, with a central focus on improving housing affordability. Using a synthetic control approach, this paper finds that the reform reduced the growth of housing costs over the...

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Combined effects of urban blue-green spaces on the thermal environment : a case study of Kobe, Japan

Zhang, Yu; Uchiyama, Yuta; Sato, Masayuki - 2025

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Dynamic Henry George Theorem and optimal city sizes

Fu, Shihe - 2025

The Henry George Theorem (HGT) in static models states that when a city has an optimal population size, aggregate urban differential land rents exactly cover costs of pure public goods. This paper extends the static HGT to dynamic settings. Through a series of dynamic models, the paper...

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A critique of the Urban Institute's panel study on land use reforms to impact housing supply : evidence of severe methodological gaps

Baker, Alanna; Peter, Tobias; Pinto, Edward; Tracy, … - 2025

This paper critically evaluates the Urban Institute's Land Use Reforms and Housing Costs (2024) study, which aims to link zoning reforms to housing supply using machine-learning analysis of newspaper articles. The study identifies 180 "major" land-use reforms across eight U.S. metropolitan areas...

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Who drives urban densification? : linking landownershipand spatial dynamics

Ehrhardt, Denise; Sommer, Felicitas; Ndim, Mouhamadou; … - 2025

Cities worldwide have developed policies to promote and control urban densification. However, a high proportion of densification takes place without the purview of strategic planning. It is driven by individual landowners, who hold a strong position in deciding if land is developed or not....

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Reurbanization and spatially polarized land markets : an analysis of urban land-value changes in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany, 2012-2024

Siedentop, Stefan; Schartmann, Maximilian - 2025

In recent years, land prices in Germany have skyrocketed to levels that were hardly thought possible. This has particularly affected prospering cities, where price increases of more than 100% have often been recorded since the turn of the millennium. The underlying causes are highly...

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How poor land use planning has created an unfixable problem for transport : a case study of the City of Johannesburg

Pisa, Noleen; Ho, Chinh; Hensher, David A.; Luke, Rose; … - 2025

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Environmental impacts of green open space in urban Indonesia : a difference-in-differences analysis

Auwalin, Ilmiawan; Sukartini, Ni Made - 2025

This study investigates the impact of green open spaces in reducing the probability of flooding and open waste burning in urban areas in Indonesia's three largest metropolitan cities: Surabaya, Jakarta, and Medan. This study employs urban village microdata from the 2014 and 2018 Village...

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Explaining the relationship between the per capita availability level of services land uses and the number of Covid-19 cases in urban areas

Pourhasanzadeh, Mohammadhosein; Ahmadi, Ghader; Aram, … - 2025

Considering the crucial role played by the services land uses in cities, the provision of adequate availability of these land uses in different parts of the city and their fair distribution among different areas are important in urban planning and are considered one of the important duties in...

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Rent control and the supply of affordable housing

Stacy, Christina Plerhoples; Hodge, Timothy R.; … - 2025

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Wohnungsbau braucht (mehr) Fläche : Flächenneuinanspruchnahme und Innenentwicklung auf dem Prüfstand

Bölting, Torsten; Dylewski, Christoph; Höbel, Regina - 2025

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How does the e-commerce policy affect urban land resource carrying capacity?

Fan, Xiangyu; Lu, Xinhai; Kuang, Bing; Ke, Nan - 2025

National e-commerce demonstration city (NEDC) pilots play a crucial role in transforming urban e-commerce and significantly affect urban land resource carrying capacity (LRCC). Using panel data from prefecture-level cities in China spanning 2006 to 2020, this study treats the NEDC pilot program...

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The determinants of local housing supply in England

Drayton, Elaine; Levell, Peter; Sturrock, David - 2025

We estimate local housing supply elasticities for 325 local authorities and 6,788 census tract areas in England. We examine how housing supply responds to price changes across small areas and how this varies according to a rich set of geographic and policy constraints. Our central estimate for...

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The determinants of local housing supply in England

Drayton, Elaine; Levell, Peter; Sturrock, David - 2024

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Local government land monopoly in China : the influence of residential land price on supply

Qiu, Tunye - 2025

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Managing the urban-rural transition : a review of approaches and policies for peri-urban land use

Salem, Muhammad; Ravetz, Joe; Sareen, Somi; Dong, Ting; … - 2025

Peri-urban areas (PUAs) represent dynamic transition zones where urban expansion, rural livelihoods, and environmental sustainability intersect, posing complex land use management challenges. While effective land use management in these regions is vital for fostering sustainable urban growth, it...

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Identification and planning response to inefficient urban and rural construction land use under the concept of relative performance

Cheng, Yao; Zhuang, Zhicheng; Wu, Qi - 2025

Urbanization in China has historically relied on extensive land development, leading to inefficient use of construction land and exacerbating conflicts between urban growth and environmental protection. This study focuses on identifying and addressing inefficient urban and rural construction...

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Accommodating growth in Latin American and Caribbean cities

Angel, Shlomo; Arcia, Diego; Sordi, Jeannette; Christo, … - 2025

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